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As Vulture notes, Snyder wasn't too keen on directing "Star Wars: Episode VII" when asked about it last year.
Warsame visited Addis Ababa and Kampala recently, keen on initiating direct flights between those East African capitals and Mogadishu.
However, Mr Abbott said that while the government was looking to help, it was not keen on providing direct subsidies.
"He can mobilise those students who are keen on direct action but I wonder how he is going to take the entire Union with him".
If this government is so keen on direct democracy and voting for mayors and police chiefs, why not make the next Bank governor stand for election?
The Green party, which is against the project, assumed power at state level for the first time.But the Greens are as keen on direct democracy as they are on conservation.
Although most Yemenis do not take this particular contest seriously, they do seem keen on the idea of direct presidential elections though with the recently amended constitution allowing Mr Saleh two five-year terms under the new system, nobody is expecting a real race before 2009.For the moment, the opposition has no heart in competing.
Investors seem keen on Aramark's direction.
reportedly isn't too keen on supporting a proposal that would have merely directed the SEC to study changes in the way stock options are reported in corporate filings.
Not keen on dark chocolate?
